2026 Damage Prevention Council of Texas Board of Directors Nomination Form
About the DPC of Texas Board of Directors
DPC of Texas Board Members act in the broad interest of all stakeholders and actively strive to meet our mission “to provide a communication network and education program fostering collaboration with facility owners, contractors, and other public entities to minimize the risk of damage, injury, or death and communication.
Pre-requisite for Board Nomination
1. Demonstrated commitment and active engagement in DPC of Texas chapter activities including meetings, workshops and excavation safety days;
2. Stakeholder group represented and position currently held with Employer. A candidate’s professional background and chapter contributions should complement that of the current Board members and other nominees to ensure Board diversity;
3. Overall knowledge of underground utilities/pipeline safety, best practices, and industry standards related to damage prevention;
4. Ability to commit the time and energy required for a three-year term.
What Do Board Members Do?
- Assist with effective strategic planning;
- Review and approve proposed budget and quarterly financials;
- Serve as ambassadors for the DPC of Texas and encourage industry professionals to join their respective chapters and to participate in events in their area;
- Fundraising a minimum of $10,000 annually;
- Actively participate in the planning & execution of DPC of Texas Conferences, workshops, excavation safety days, and chapter meetings;
- Display courteous conduct with staff, speakers, fellow board members, and all Council members at all times.
When Do Board Members Meet?
Official Board meetings are held monthly, either in person or virtually. In addition to monthly meetings, there is the annual meeting. Board members are also asked to serve on a Committee with periodic meetings to address and manage annual initiatives the Board establishes in the annual planning process.
Are Board Members Compensated?
Board members do not receive compensation for their board service. Additionally, Board members are responsible for all travel expenses related to attending in-person board meetings.